Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
san rRANcIsco MARkEr.

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, July II
FLOUR-Set cash prices for California: Best
Family, 50 3565 So . bbl Bakers extra, 81 10
as %; Superhne, S. 1908 CO.
WHEAT-The sample market remains inact-
i've, and viii doubtless keep in this condition
until alter the holidays. In the absence of any
general trading we quote No. l shipping grades
at 81 s21@ p ctl, and chico milling at 81 8715 to
81 90 Il ell.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRSISG SESSION.
Seller 1SS7-1O0 tons, 81 S9l{; IOO 81 s97s l. OO
81 90i 400 81 s9s; 100, 81 s4; 800, 81 s93s; 500
Buyer August and septcmber-lOo tons, 81 81
g cu
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller ISL 800 tons, 81 S955 q ctl
BARLEY-The market is tame. Even iobbers
show no inclination to operate. Quotable at
81 05@i 073S for feed descriptions. Brewing
parcels do not move of freely, though increased
trade is expected after the 4th of July has
passed. For choice product. 81 20 4 ctl is about
all that can be obtained, while pretty good quail
ity is offered at 81 III. There is the usual eX-
hibit OF medium grades at a range of 81 1215@
10 q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRSING SESSION.
Buyer 1851 400 TONS 81 lS1s: 800, 81 1871;
200, 81 Is
No. Brewing, buyer lSS7-1oO tons, Il 2054 p
ell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer lSs7-5O0 tons, 81 Is; 400, 81 1875 q ctl.
OATS-Dull of sale and weak in price. We
quote as follows: Choice Feed, 81 65@1 20;
No. Feed, 81 COOL 65; No. 2, 81 55@1 60; Milling
81 65@1 20; Surprise, 81 sO@1 S.
C0RN-Prices continue to soften. We quote ::
California, large Yellow. 81 1214@1 Is; small
CoRNME1E-M iliers quote Feed at SOC 5oa
p 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 21ze21zc p H.;
SEEDS-We quote as follows Mustard,
S@s1ac; Hemp, S14t9Si44;; Rape, Dope; Timothy,
5@6c; Alfalfa 7@714c; Flax, 81 90@2 Is q ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Are a shade firmer. Quotable
at s24@25 q ton.
HAY-We quote old Wheat, s11@14; Dat, 50
oil; Barley, s7@lo. We quote new, Alfalfa,
50 5O91o so; Wheat, sl2@13 50; Dat, s1O@u p
sTRAW-Quotable at s5a55c p bale.
HoPS-Old crop nominal at 12@171ac q II.
BRAN-A small advance in price is noted.
Qqotable at s2l 5o@22 SOP ton.
RIE-Is held at 81 50 r ctl.
BUCKWHEAT - Quotable at 81 05a1 Is .
ctl, according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s2I@25 T
ton.
POTAToEs-tirm at current rates. Quotable
at 50@90e p ctl as TO quality.
ONI0NS-Supplies were barely enough to-day
to meet the demand and sales were to good ad-
vantage. Red brought zoe and Silverskins 81 p
ell.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Green, s1@1 20;
Niles, 81 Blackeye, 81 121s@1 25 . ctl.
DrS4N,-ht luOJc. bdyOS, EStGg Oh; But
ter, al 75@2; Pink, 81 S5@l IS; Red, 81 4O@I As;
Lima, 81 1872 % /; Pea, 81 65@2: Small White,
81 65G2 p ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Supply liberal. We quote
Egg Plant, 15@20c r 10 for choice Cucumbers,
| 75c@sl . p box; Green Peppers. 81 T box; Green
Peas, 1@2c p 10 Tomatoes, 5G@6oc p box
for Nacayille, and sl@1 30 q box for river
Green Corn. 4O@6oc z sack for common, and 75c
@S1 2 sack for sweet Green Okra, S012c
a 10 String Beans 2%GS1se > IL; Summer
squash, 5O@75c 4 box for bay Articnokes, 100
| 25@54c p ctl Beeps, 75c@Sl q sack Parsnips,
50gsl = cti; CauliaoweT, 50GG5c a dozen
Cabbage, 59s075c , cti; Garlic 119Cd21&c a r.
Celery, ooGe0e = dozen; Dry Peppers, S@l0c
FRUIT - Prices show but light variation
Grapes aic too poor in quality 10 receive much
attention. Figs are plentiful and cheap. Black
Cherries are in light supply but very slow of
sale. Peaches sell we'll and Aprico.s are in fair
requs st. We quote as follows: Grapes 75cGSi so
z box; Peaches, 15cGsl r box and SJc 81 =
hskt; do, Crawford Yellow, s. 75@2 e bog
Apples, S5G175c 2 box, and l5@30c z bskt
Pears, i0er1oc p box, and 15@30c 2 bskt
Figs, 25@50c r box Cherries, 50465c 2
box for white, with Royal Ann at 10000
p box, and 23g50c tor black Strawberries, s5G
$40 y chest Blackberries, S597 = chest
Raspberries, S6GS = chest Cunants, SOD 81
q chest Plums, 35Gg50c 2 drawer and Sl@
y 3 box, Cherry Plums, 20@30c = drawer,
and 40@50c e box; Aprcots, 4Oa66c = box ;
Mexican Lines IS a 10 a box: Lemons
Sicily, 1907 50 do California, s2G2 50 for COM
mon, SSG4 80 { box for choice; Oranges, Cali.
fornia, s29l 2 box; Tahiti Oranges, 81 so 2 box ;
Bananas, u 50SS so 3 bunch; Pineapples, 81 "a
6 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote sun-dried Apples,
6Q7c 2 ID for sliced and 4d5c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, 1215c Apr.
cots, l1@l2c BlackbeTries. i0c Figs, SAGE for
pressed and &c for impressed Smyrna 90,
l21zfel4c for layers. and jial0c for kegs Necta-
ri,ies. l0c; Peaches, 179lSc for peeled, and ga
lOc for unpeeled; Pears, 3G4c for whole and ia
Sc for sliced machine-dried 11@l215c; Plums.
SAGE for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 7GSe; French Prunes, 9GlOc q 70:
Rsisias, London Layers, ST 50@2 , bog With I'll
2J@25c advance for fractions; Common, 81 100
HoNEY-we quote: Comb, l2a14c = II for
choice and case for common; bright extracted.
>BUTTER - The market is not very strong
except for strictly prime produce. We
good 10 choice, 1e@2lc; fair, l6@lSc; mixed
lots, l2@l5c firkin, zoe for fancy, l69iSc for
fair to good, and l1s9lSc 2 ID for poor picked
roll. 221zc p f. Eastern, 1S@l5c q % for ordi-
nary TO fairly good quality.
CHEEsE-Quotable at 1917 d11c ? b for choice,
cased. and 9@l0e for fair to good quality.
EGGs-Supplies are in excess OF the demand,
and prices show declining tendency. Quotable
at % a25c Z dozen for ranch, and 20ep22c for
store c0nsigpmentsi Inferior lsc; Eastern loo
ise 4 dozen.
P6ULTRY-Prices are kept in steady position
because receipts are in moderate proportions
We give the following quotations Live Tur-
keys -Gobhlers. ls@20e; Hens, 16a lie; Roos.-
ers SCAT 50 ior old. and s. 9l9 OF yo1ne Hens
IS &c 80 for ordinary stock, and S7GS for
choice; 6Toilsrs S346 50: Duess. S4Ga6: Geese
tlGl 20 p pair; Pigeons, 81 2 dozen for old and
s3en2 y for young.
GAME-We quote: Doves, 75e@S1 = doz; Rab-
bits. Slel1 p; Hare. 81 25Gl 90 = dozen.
PROV SI0Ss-We quote Us follows: Eastern
Hams, liiI3l5c; California, 10Gllc for salt:
refrigerstor-cured, 2iSd13Izc; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, I2Gi21@c; California Bacon sSss55e for
heavy and medium. 969tSc Tor light medium
aud lOGllo foT light, I2S121zc extra light: Clear
Sides, a1sdl0e , u s: Pork, 80 50d10 = Dbl for ex-
rs prime, S1ed1l for prime mess, SIS 5r,1l6 for
meas, SIC 5GGl7 for clear, si7 50@I5 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, sl1 5oGI2; Mess Beef. IS 50dl0
for ibis 81 75G5 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef
$40 sOell for bbls, IS 50G5 % for hfbbls; Family
Beef, sl53I6 = Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l26I2ISc > %; Eastern Lard, 9i6s14c for tierces
and 91zGl0c = h FOR pals: California do, lob
tins lie: on tins. &c. pals, &c for 10-Io, 9i1c
for SD. and e15c b for S-b pals
WOoI--We quote:
Northern
Extra choice spring, 2 PIC
do, good
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, = b--i3Gl5
Good short spring, seedy, 2 b......-.-.......l5lI
Choice short spring, free, = o.....-.-......i7@is
Choicest Northern spring. = .22022
Good years spring, free a
Fair years spring, seedy, 2 fb..-...-.......4e1l5
Poor years spring, seedy and bury > b. .12@lS
Oregon
Eastern, -2o2
do, Is
do. Door, heavy t4t9i6
FRESH MISUNDERSTANDING are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to desleTs
Reaf-FirSt er,aiity 6656lhe: second uuality